Tananbaum on Credit Spreads, M&A, Tariffs
GoldenTree Asset Management founder Steven Tananbaum says credit spreads have nearly returned to levels last seen at the beginning of April, even as economic expectations have shifted down. He speaks to Bloomberg at the Milken Conference. (Source: Bloomberg)
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